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nazar ko pahchaan.naa

کسی کے تیوروں سے اس کے دل کا مدعا جان لینا ، تیور سمجھنا ۔

nazro.n ko pahchaan.naa

تیوروں کو سمجھنا ، نگاہوں سے دل کا مدعا جان لینا ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning nazar ko pahchaan.naa in English, Hindi & Urdu

nazar ko pahchaan.naa

नज़र को पहचानना•نَظَر کو پَہچاننا

Idiom

नज़र को पहचानना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • किसी के तेवरों से इस के दिल का मुद्दा जान लेना, तेवर समझना

نَظَر کو پَہچاننا کے اردو معانی

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  • کسی کے تیوروں سے اس کے دل کا مدعا جان لینا ، تیور سمجھنا ۔

Urdu meaning of nazar ko pahchaan.naa

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  • kisii ke tevro.n se is ke dil ka mudda jaan lenaa, tiivr samajhnaa

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nazar ko pahchaan.naa

کسی کے تیوروں سے اس کے دل کا مدعا جان لینا ، تیور سمجھنا ۔

nazro.n ko pahchaan.naa

تیوروں کو سمجھنا ، نگاہوں سے دل کا مدعا جان لینا ۔

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qisaas

क़िसास

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قِصاص

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the law of retaliation, lex talionis

[ Jaan ka badla jaan hi hota hai lekin kabhi-kabhi ye qisas maal ki surat mein bhi adaa kiya ja sakta hai ]

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qaasir

क़ासिर

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قاصِر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

unable, inefficient, incapable

[ Qasir hone ki vajah se hi Anwar ne research ka kaam chhod diya ]

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muqarrar

मुक़र्रर

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مُقَرَّر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

appointed, assigned

[ Ahmad Sahab Congress ke zamane mein naye-naye school master muqarrar hue the ]

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rizq

रिज़्क़

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رِزْق

Origin : Arabic
Noun

daily bread, sustenance, livelihood subsistence

[ Jisne paida kiya hai wo har halat mein rizq dega lekin koshish aur mehnat zaruri hai ]

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diqqat

दिक़्क़त

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دِقَّت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

delicate matter, intricacy, difficulty

[ Zarurat ki mamuli si chiz bhi hasil karne ke liye diqqat uthani padti hai ]

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taqriir

तक़रीर

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تَقْرِیر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

address, lecture, talk

[ taqriban sabhi Leader taqreer karne mein mahir hote hain ]

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qabr

क़ब्र

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قَبْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

grave

[ Jo dusron ki burai karta hai wo apni qabr aap khodta hai ]

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maqsad

मक़्सद

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مَقْصَد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

purpose, intention, object, aim

[ Jo log zindagi ko maqsad ki surat basar karte hain wo khwahishon ke hisar mein giraftar nahin hote ]

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qavaa'id

क़वा'इद

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قَواعِد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

grammatical rules, grammar

[ Qavaid zaban ke dhanche se bahas karti hai ]

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qabaa

क़बा

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قَبَا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

quilted garment

[ Jab us (ladki) ne apni naqab ulti aur apni qabaa utari to maine dekha ki wo husn mein laa-jawab hai ]

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